John Keehler

I'm technology-obsessed, always chasing the latest and greatest thing. I'm a creative-minded digital strategist. I teach at schools like CU, SMU, UTD and BDW. I speak about digital for organizations like the AMA, AAAAs and Ignite. I've been quoted publications like Brandweek, the Dallas Morning News and the Wall Street Journal.

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Great primer on AI from Andreessen Horowitz

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My hometown, Kansas City

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Business Transparency

Ran into another great post on Medium from a business being very transparent about their numbers. These are the kinds of things that will accelerate growth in entrepreneurship. 

Read: Digg by the Numbers, 2015 Edition

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16 trends that Andreessen Horowitz is paying attention to

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Six UX

A design patterns resource for transitions and animations

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TrueTube

True Ventures makes their annual True University program, staged at Stanford, available to the public. 50 videos spanning the last three years of the program are available.

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How to Hack Your MBA

Here's a post I wrote about an interesting experiment I tried with my MBA class. With very few good business cases about digital marketing, I turned to the data that a startup left behind.

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Chrome plugin offers visual browsing history. Via PSFK

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Behind the Scenes: Real-Time Oscar Marketing

Digiday posting a great look behind the scenes at how brands are approaching real-time marketing for The Oscars.

mtv's oscars social media 'war room' is gonna need more powerstrips. http://t.co/rvl7NLFdl5 pic.twitter.com/wzrPBAudFa

— Brian Morrissey (@bmorrissey) March 2, 2014

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uxdesign.cc – The UX lazy bear keeps getting more delightful!

The site has been updated with a new section, “Methods & Deliverables” which includes a bunch of tools, links and resources covering all aspects of UX design.

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“There’s an old writer’s adage: keep your hero in trouble.”

David McCullough (via theparisreview)

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Chris Dixon from the Y Combinator 2013 startup school on an interesting topic: Good Ideas that Look Like Bad Ideas

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Spotted in the wild... Whole Foods using Jelly. Add them to the list of a handful of brands trying it out. 

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Questions I've been thinking about this week

What is SnapChat's monetization strategy?

What are the best day-to-day time saving hacks?

What is the value of a Facebook Page if the rules keep changing?

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Phones aren't built to last... here's a solution.

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globulus

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Amazing GIFs from mrdiv

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Constitute is one of the cooler projects I've seen in a while. In collaboration with Google Ideas, Constitute is a project to help the world write better constitutions. There are around 900 existing constitutions and the site opens them up to search and comparison. You can read more about the project here.